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	Technology Daily update ⋅ July 1, 2019
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	Wall Street Journal Jony Ive is Leaving Apple, But His Departure Started Long Ago Wall Street Journal Design chief helped create some of the world's best-known products, but grew distant as the company shifted focus under CEO Tim Cook. Apple CEO Tim Cook, left, and chief design officer Jony Ive at the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference in June. Flag as irrelevant
	CNET We tested 5G speeds around the world. Here's what we found CNET Raindrops splat the pavement in downtown Chicago as I balance an umbrella in the crook of my arm and phones in each hand. On my left, I'm downloading the PUBG Mobile game over Verizon's 5G network. On my right, I'm timing how long it takes to install ... Flag as irrelevant
	CNET AirPods vs. Powerbeats Pro vs. Galaxy Buds: Which survived our water test? CNET Most wireless earbuds aren't designed for swimming, but a few sprinkles or a sweaty workout may be fair game in some cases. Apple's AirPods and Powerbeats and Samsung's Galaxy Buds offer varying levels of water resistance (or none at all in the case of ... Flag as irrelevant
	AppleInsider The worst Apple designs by Jony Ive, according to the AppleInsider staff AppleInsider While he's often lauded, not everything Apple has cranked out under Jony Ive's design lead has been spectacular. We've been on the Apple beat nearly as long as Ive has, and we have some thoughts on the flops from Ive's design studio. Jony Ive ... Flag as irrelevant
	Business Insider I've been using Apple's new iPhone software for the past week — here are my 5 favorite things about iOS 13 so far Business Insider Apple's iOS 13 iPhone update usually launches in the fall, but an early beta version of the software is already available to the general public. The update, which Apple announced last month, brings many useful changes to the iPhone's software and Apple's ... Flag as irrelevant
	BGR New iPhone 11 leaks seem to confirm the newest signature feature you'll learn to love BGR The iPhone X brought over a new smartphone design that everyone in the business ended up copying, the notch display that was a necessary compromise between form and function. It was also the phone's signature feature. The phone featured an all-screen ... Flag as irrelevant
	Ars Technica How do you bring iPad apps to the Mac? We asked Apple and developers Ars Technica SAN JOSE, Calif.—When Apple revealed macOS Catalina at WWDC this month, one related announcement drew considerable interest from Mac users and developers alike: a new way to turn iPad apps into fully native Mac apps. Dubbed Project Catalyst, it ... Flag as irrelevant
	Mac Rumors OpenID Foundation Claims 'Sign In with Apple' Could Expose Users to Security and Privacy Risks Mac Rumors At WWDC 2019 earlier this month, Apple announced Sign In with Apple, a new privacy-focused login feature that will allow macOS Catalina and iOS 13 users to sign into third-party apps and websites using their Apple ID. The feature has been largely ... Flag as irrelevant
	ZDNet Microsoft developer reveals Linux is now more used on Azure than Windows Server ZDNet Live. Microsoft Build 2019: Azure, Microsoft Graph, IoT and IE mode highlights ZDNet's Mary Jo Foley handicaps Microsoft's vision to lead with its three core clouds: Azure, Microsoft 365 and gaming. Here's the plan and other goodies developers will get. Flag as irrelevant
	Engadget The best games for PS4 Engadget Instead, we got together to imagine someone had never picked up a PlayStation 4 controller before. Why? I don't know, maybe they went for an Xbox One and are looking to catch up on exclusive games they've missed. Or they've been trapped down a well for ... Flag as irrelevant
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